Four Cars Believed In Quarry In Columbus Township
Salvage crews renewed efforts in a Columbia Township quarry after one car, a 1941 Buick with 1949 plates, was pulled from 100 feet of water. Four additional cars are believed at the bottom. Diver Bill Virgin and volunteer James Skinner worked to reach other vehicles while a fundraising drive assisted the missing man’s family. Weather disrupted operations with thunderstorms and heat.
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Columbia Township
Bill Virgin
Lorain
Virgin
Chronicle-Telegram
Chroniccle-Telegram
Harvey N.lewis
Winckles
International News Service
Ohio
Ohi
Galen Dunlap
Ano Dunlap
Rts
Dunlap
Young
Columbus
Cleveland
heAl
James Skinner
Skinner
Memphis Ave
Buick
A. m
Chicago
Denver
Los
Angeles
Miami
Anington D. C
Robert Campbell
Eaton Township
Columbia
Osborne Rd
Campbell
Chronicle Telegram
Pike Audit Fund Disapproved in Major Veto Showdown
Columbus battles loom as Gov Lausche vetoes two items in a record 955 million appropriations bill. He calls the 30 thousand audit cost unnecessary and orders no outside audit for the Ohio Turnpike Commission while cutting a 80 thousand for Rhodes to audit. The block also removes a 1352 monthly poor relief payment cap, signaling a clash as the legislature reconvenes July 13 to address vetoes and other unfinished business.
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Columbus
Lausche
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Turnpike Commission
Turnpike Commission
Rhodes
Attornney General
Lorain
John Wilcoxen
Lau
Assembly
Weather outlook for Northeastern Ohio with chances of storms
Warm humid conditions prevail today tonight and Friday with some thundershowers possible in the afternoon or evening. High near 90 today low 66 to 70 tonight. Precipitation none hours ending 8 p m Wednesday Humidity around 68 percent at 1 a m Wednesday 70 percent at 3 p m near 79 percent at 8 p m Sunrise 6 01 a m Sunset 9 08 p m Moonrise 10 28 p m Moonset 8 72 a m Friday Lake Erie light variable winds mostly fair.
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Ohio
Lake Erie
Comic Book Act Signed By Lausche
Ohio Governor Lausche signed a comic book act banning obscene comics and moving pictures aimed at delinquency. He criticized the Legislature for not enacting a pre censorship law and urged passage of a constitutional pre censorship measure. He vetoed three county agricultural directorate changes.
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Columbus
Lausche
Legisature
Supreme Court
Union
Auglaize
Putnam
Ohio
Supreme Court of Ohio
New Polio Cases Reported This Week
The Public Health Service reported 331 new polio cases last week, up about 12 percent from the prior week. Of these, 123 were paralytic. Since the disease year began in April, 2,645 cases have been recorded, well below the 3,144 by this point last year.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Two Cleveland Men Slain In Separate Incidents
In Cleveland two men were murdered early today. A 17-year-old admitted beating 20-year-old William Cater with a cement block at 326 East 118th Street. Cater’s body was found on a Kinsman Avenue lot. Earlier, 22-year-old Ormille Lee Johnson was found shot in his parked car on East 46th Street near Superior, shot in the back and discovered by nephew Mose Vinson Jr.
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Cleveland
INS
William Cater
East 118Th St
Cater
Kinsman Ave
Ormille Lee Johnson
East 46Th St
Superior
Mose Vinson Jr
Dulles Says Soviet Economy Near Collapse
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles told a House subcommittee on June 10 that Moscow's economic system is on the point of collapsing. He argued the Soviets overextended themselves while the American economy remains strong and growing, and tied his analysis to Soviet gestures toward peace and upcoming Geneva talks. Eisenhower noted there is no weak Soviet position in conferences.
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Washington
INS
John Foster Dulles
Congress
Russia
House
Dulles
Moscow
Geneva
Nikita S. Khrushchev
U. S
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Kremlin
Russell Questions Equity of Reserve Plan at Senate Hearing
Sen. Richard Russell pressed to examine the equity of a proposed compulsory reserve obligation for veterans as hearings opened on the administration plan. The Armed Services chairman signaled potential major revisions while witnesses from education science and labor groups testified. The plan would add five years of reserve duties and, in modified form, six months military training for youths with reserve service to follow mobilization liabilities.
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Washington
Llp
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Georgia Democrat
Jand Labor Groupe
Vietnamese high command reports rebel fatalities and surrenders
Saigon reports that in western Cochin China over the past two days the national army killed or accepted the surrender of 1,234 Hoa Hao rebels. The fighting involved Gen Ba Cut using suicide troops to shield the core of his insurgent army, with 247 rebels killed.
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Saigon
Indochina
Vietnamese High Command
National
Cochin - China
Ba Cut
Saki
Train collision in Ecuador kills six during strike
Authorities in Quito blame a day-old railway strike for a two-train collision that killed six people. Police and rescue teams evacuated the scene as investigators began assessing the crash and safety measures. No names or dates beyond the incident are provided in the fragment.
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Quito
Ecuador
Legal Silencer For Crockett Boom Looms
A legal notice warns of possible toy pistol shortages and a potential black market after Crockett related publications. Ohio law prohibits selling to minors under 16 years any toy pistol or air gun with penalties of fines or short jail terms plus liable damages for injuries from such sales.
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Eb Kot
Davy Crocketts
U S Golfers Trail At British Open Halfway Mark
At St Andrews Scotland the British Open sees American players led by Ed Furgal and Dennis Smalldon tied with Wales and Scotland contenders as Johnny Bulla Byron Nelson Joe Conrad and Jim McHale fall behind the leaders on 139 and 140 stroke totals as John Fallon of England sits close behind.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Johnny Bulla
Byron Nelson
Joe Conrad
Jim McHale
America
Nopes
Ed Furgal
Dennis Smalldon
Wales
Eric Brown
Unday
John Fallon
England
Boat Fire Story May Be Hoax
New York Coast Guard launched an air sea search for a fishing boat reported afire and sinking off New York but questioned the distress signal as a possible hoax. A message identified the Blue Star claimed 21 aboard with 18 in the water 55 miles offshore, yet no debris or oil slick appeared and the search continued with caution.
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New York
INS
Coast Guard
Blue Star
Committee OKs $1 Minimum Wage Increase
The House Labor Committee voted to raise the national minimum wage from 75 cents to one dollar an hour, effective March 1. The action came after Senate approval and ignored President Eisenhower’s recommendation for a 90 cent rate.
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Washington
IMS
House Labor Committee
House
Senate James
Eisenhower
Open House Slated Amid Groamd Obsarver Corps Event
Local open house planned by Groamd Obsarver Corps marks its third year with a "Bkywatch" theme. Weather delays and scheduling are noted as Elyria officials prepare for coming events. The page also references six month fire losses in Elyria and a murder charge discussion in a terse, fragmented style.
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Elyria
Annes
Groamd Obsarver Corps
Bkywatch
Aeessesrecees
No Sellout Says Pen Warden After Prison Riot
Walla Walla Washington warden Lawrence Delmore Jr asked for volunteers to begin a shakedown of cell blocks as guards refused to step forward. Six men volunteered while others met to discuss plans. Knives and razors remained hidden and a one hour riot ended with nine hostages released. The nine point agreement included a parole board investigator and reorganization of the classification and parole department.
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Delmore
Marlier
National Guard
State Patrol
Nations Guard
Arthur B. Langlie
Board of Prison Terms and Paroles
Classification and Parole Department
Chicago Girl Found Slain
An eight year old Chicago girl named Little Mary Manzo, missing since Monday, was found murdered in an underpass on the city’s south side. Coroner McCarron called it the work of a mad dog as police linked possible sexual assault and indicated the body may have been moved after the crime.
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Chicago
Lillle Mary Manzo
South Side
Walter McCarron
Timothy J.connor
Mary
Weather forecaster plans two week Atlantic radar job
Joes from Wis says he will forecast weather for a radar station construction crew in the Atlantic Ocean during his annual two week vacation. He plans to be away for the period and will provide forecasts as needed.
Sleep Aid Hot Water Bottle Trick
A simple bedtime tactic uses a hot water bottle filled with ice water placed at the feet to promote cooler, calmer sleep and greater comfort for a restful night. This low cost method may help sleepers feel more secure and relaxed as they drift off.
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